Christina Rossetti in Context
Exploring the Influences on a Victorian Poet
Format:Paperback
Publisher:The University of North Carolina Press
Published:30th Oct '88
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This book provides a detailed exploration of Christina Rossetti's life, influences, and literary contributions, enriching readers' understanding of her work.
In Christina Rossetti in Context, readers are invited to explore the rich tapestry of influences that shaped the life and work of the renowned poet Christina Rossetti. This comprehensive analysis delves into the social, cultural, and artistic contexts of the Victorian era, providing a deeper understanding of the themes and motifs present in Rossetti's poetry. By examining her relationships with contemporaries, including family members and fellow artists, the book uncovers the intricate web of connections that informed her writing.
The author skillfully weaves together biographical details with critical analysis, allowing readers to appreciate Rossetti's unique voice while situating her within the broader literary landscape. The exploration of her religious beliefs, feminist perspectives, and the impact of her personal experiences on her work offers a nuanced view of her contributions to literature. Christina Rossetti in Context also highlights the significance of her poetry in relation to the artistic movements of her time, such as Pre-Raphaelitism and the Aesthetic Movement.
Through its thoughtful examination, this book serves as both an introduction and a scholarly resource for those interested in Rossetti's life and legacy. It invites readers to engage with her poetry on a deeper level, encouraging a renewed appreciation for her artistry and the context that shaped it. Whether for scholars or casual readers, this work illuminates the enduring relevance of Rossetti's voice in contemporary discussions of literature and art.
Will make a major change in how we read Christina Rossetti.-- Jerome Bump
ISBN: 9780807842119
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 333g
248 pages
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